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Wilson 36336 19-Gauge Steel Welding Screen Frame
A portable 19-gauge steel frame with bolted corners and stable legs creates a designated welding area
- TypeWelding Protection
- Freestanding portable frame moves easily between workstations
- 19-gauge steel tubing delivers maximum structural strength
- Powder-coated enamel finish resists rust and abrasion
- Bolted corner clamps eliminate wobble and sway
- Sturdy platform legs ensure stability on any shop floor
Wilson 19-Gauge Steel Welding Frame
The Wilson 36336 frame builds a dedicated welding enclosure using 19-gauge steel tubing with a powder-coated enamel finish. Bolted corner clamps lock the structure tight to prevent wobble while sturdy platform legs keep it stable on any shop floor. Freestanding and portable, the frame accepts welding curtains or blankets and can be relocated as work areas shift.
Sustained Workshop Use
Powder-coated enamel resists rust and abrasion through daily exposure to sparks, heat and grinding debris. Bolted joints maintain alignment without loosening when the screen is dragged across concrete or repositioned between jobs. The 19-gauge steel construction absorbs impact without permanent deformation, keeping the curtain plane true over months of heavy use.
Pre-Order Checklist
Verify that your floor area can accommodate a six-foot square footprint and that ceiling height clears the six-foot frame. Confirm you have compatible welding curtains or blankets ready, as the frame ships without them. Ensure the intended location allows the freestanding legs to sit flat without anchoring to walls or benches.
Highlights
- Freestanding portable frame moves easily between workstations
- 19-gauge steel tubing delivers maximum structural strength
- Powder-coated enamel finish resists rust and abrasion
- Bolted corner clamps eliminate wobble and sway
- Sturdy platform legs ensure stability on any shop floor
Specifications
| Brand | WILSON |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
Does the 19-gauge steel frame generate any heat or noise when left standing all day in the welding area?
The frame is a passive steel structure with no moving parts, motors or electrical components, so it produces no heat and no noise during continuous use.
What additional items must I already own to make the 36336 frame functional for welding protection?
You will need welding curtains or blankets, which attach to the frame using the included lacing ties and brackets.
Will the bolted corner clamps on this Wilson frame hold securely if I pair it with older, heavier canvas welding curtains?
The bolted corner clamps are designed to eliminate wobble and sway, providing a tight, stable fit that supports a range of curtain weights.
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